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Digital force sensors and challenges for their calibration
The traditional force measurement chain consists of the force transducer itself, a connection cable, an amplifier module with interface or display to give out the measurement data.
Smart sensors are a combination of all components, meaning the sensing element, the amplifier module and the interface are combined in a single unit. Therefore, the new digital sensors are measurement chains which require some attention concerning the calibration procedure.